The event, which will be held on Tuesday at the Jerusalem Theater, will feature 16 young people competing, 12 from the Diaspora and 4 from Israel. 

"One of the main marketing points that Hebrew charter schools make to non-Jewish families is that it's good for brain development and creates opportunities in the future," Rabbi Andrew Ergas said.

Educators launched a series of five videos and activities to teach students in the Diaspora about some of the key moments that shaped modern Israeli history.